Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21
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MATINEE at the OPEN House to-day.
YESTERDAY was something Of a seoreher.
1.-TWO JOHNS" at the Opera House this
evening.
THERE were no cases before His Honor,
yesterday morning
ONE deed Of trust was admitted 20 rec
ord By Clerk Hook, yesterday.
GEO. burst, the confectiODer, has moved
into his new and elegant quarters just
above the REGISTER office
The complete vote of the county dis
tricts, for County SuperintendentO Of Schools,
is in az last Foreman has n majority.
AN express wagon loaded with furniture
broke down near the Second ward market,
yesterday, and another vehicle took the
load.
THE Little Cyclones and the Linsly
Institute club played match game at the
Fair Grounds. The score stood "a TO 70 IN
favor of the Cyclones
Two or three bids for furnishing a new
hook and ladder truck are in the hands OF
the clerk Of the Police and Fire Board. The
proposals will probably be opened Monday
evening.
The stock Of brick used in laying the
pavement on EOf street, south oil
Eighteenth, Is about exhausted Work
will have TO be suspended until the arrival
Of another lot
AUCTIoSEER HALLER will offer at pub
lie sale to-day the city property, known as
the site Of the Old City Hall, and also the
Beans property, IIos. 81 and 136 Virginia
street, Island.
THERE are some fne improvements be
ing made on Central Market street Now
give her the hest substantial brick pave
ment to be had, 1t would certainly be q
paying card to the city.
Mr.. HENRY WEIsGERBER, formerly
assistant foreman at the B. & D. shops. has
been promoted to general foreman, filling
the vacancy OecaSiOned by the removal
from the city Of Mr.. McClung.
The meritOrious performances Of yes
terday afternoon in the Third ward public
school is most positive proof that the
school has been under the wise administra
ton of well qualified and experienced edu'
Gators.
ABOUT sixty couples of Martins Ferry
people last evening chartered the steamer
Climax and excurted up a. far as Wells,
burg. T. T. Cockayne's orchestra fur
nished the music, and all spent pleasant
evening.
A NUMBER Of residents of Fourteenth
street are up IN arms over the fact that the
garbage is not collected. This matter
should be attended to, as this Is no time
orthe year to allow deleteriOus substances
To accumulate.
PEOPLE living upon Twelfth street and
in the vicinity of the hill are kicking about
the rascally kids in that neighbOrhOOd who
steal their pet flowers and destroy all sort
of plants. These youthful thieves are
liable to get into trouble
ABOUT seventy-fiye couple Of well-known
young society people excurted up TO Steu'
benyille, last evening, on the steamer
Shirley. 1t was a merry, cOngenial party
and all had q jolly good time. kramer's
orchestra accompanied the eXcursionists.
MARKET MASTER W. II. HALLEI says
he did not eOnstrue the live stock ordi'
nance to prohibit the sale Of milk cows al
the Second Ward Market. He was advised
by other city officials that this was the real
meaning of the ordinance, and he then
acted as he did to avoid laying himself
liable.
A REGULAR meeting of the Young Mems
Democratic Club was held at the clut
room last evening, but owing to the small
attendance, no business Of importance was
transacted. IL would be good idea, dur
ing the warm weather TO hold the meet
ings monthly and probably fuller attend
ance could be secured.